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June 2011
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Dialog with Jim Greipp of Pau Hana Productions
This is the second installment of a series of dialogs with photographers who stood out of Shakodo for being extremely helpful to the community. This time I asked questions to Jim Greipp of Pau Hana Productions.
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Musea Blog: Interview with Juergen Specht, founder of Shakodo
Today the Musea Blog published an interview about my opinion for licensing photographic works.
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Dialog with Seth Resnick
A dialog with Seth Resnick, photographer, industry expert, consultant and price advisor.
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Tom Zimberoff: Pricing Photographic Services - Part Six of Six
Your Salary - The aggregate assignment fees you earn throughout any given year should be at least equivalent to the annual salary of an employee doing the same kind of work for someone else.
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Tom Zimberoff: Pricing Photographic Services - Part Five of Six
Net Profit - At this point it is appropriate to include a more academic definition of profit. Conventional wisdom has always defined a simple formula for photographers and other sole practitioners to follow.
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Tom Zimberoff: Pricing Photographic Services - Part Four of Six
The Components of a Price - Considering all of the different kinds of fees, expenses, mark-ups, and taxes, the criteria for pricing break down like this.
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Tom Zimberoff: Pricing Photographic Services - Part Three of Six
A Wide Range of Fees Means a Wider Range of Clients - Each one of the many skills you have mastered corresponds to a discrete fee that should be billed to your clients, either directly or indirectly.
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Tom Zimberoff: Pricing Photographic Services - Part Two of Six
A Shift in the Dialog About Value - You have learned what a price is, if not - yet - how to come up with one. With that in mind, the first thing to understand about pricing photography is that you're not really pricing photographs at all.
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Tom Zimberoff: Pricing Photographic Services - Part One of Six
You are not in business to be a photographer; you are in business to make money!
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Keith Cooper: Are you confident enough to put up your prices?
Later today, I've decided it's time to put up our advertised prices. I've taken the view that having -some- advertised rates works really well in getting me new clients, and when I've asked clients their views (part of our 'customer satisfaction surveys') several have said that having an idea about rates helped convince them to give us a call. - You do ask customers why they picked you?